Razor Client Mod Menu for Gorilla Tag – Install, Safety & Fixes

Searches for Razor Client Mod Menu turn up showcase videos and reposts, not a maintained official page. Because the feature list changes from build to build and none of it is documented in a place we can check, this guide sticks to verifiable ground: the PC loader setup, platform limits, the real ban risk, and fixes for the usual problems.

Setup

Drop the DLL into BepInEx/plugins, not the game root. BepInEx has to be there first: extract the x64 zip next to Gorilla Tag.exe and launch once so the folders get created. If the mod expects Utilla, install a current Utilla build. Older Utilla versions no longer load on the current game.

Public lobbies: don’t

Menus like this are what Gorilla Tag’s anti-cheat and report system are built to catch. Another Axiom’s terms forbid cheating and unauthorised access, and the community wiki is blunt that every mod carries some ban risk. Using menu features in public lobbies is the fastest way to lose your account. “Anti-report” toggles don’t change that. Players on the Steam forums who relied on them still got banned.

If you try it at all, do it on a spare account, in a private room code, with nobody else in it.

Troubleshooting

• Antivirus deleted files: Windows Defender sometimes removes winhttp.dll (BepInEx’s loader). Restore it if you trust your BepInEx download. Treat a flagged mod DLL with more suspicion.
• Worked last week, broken now: A Gorilla Tag update most likely changed something the mod hooks into. Unmaintained mods don’t get fixed; remove it and check for a newer build.
• Game crashes on launch: Move everything out of plugins and add mods back one at a time. BepInEx 5.4.22 and older crash on the current game, so update to 5.4.23.x.

Platform support

Short answer: only through a PC. The game has to be running on Steam with BepInEx; a Quest connected by Link or Virtual Desktop counts, a Quest on its own doesn’t.

Malware warning

Be careful where the file comes from. The community wiki warns that some menus passed around as free downloads have been RATs (remote-access trojans). A real menu is a single DLL; an installer .exe or a “key system” is a red flag.

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